A friend of mine who just listened to the podcast is the one who cued me in that there was an update. Apparently, the podcast was pretty excellent.Originally Posted by raisedbywolves
A friend of mine who just listened to the podcast is the one who cued me in that there was an update. Apparently, the podcast was pretty excellent.
Which is another way to say "people have no morality until they don't feel like they owe anyone anything."
If I know a motherfucker is guilty of some horrible shit, let me rest you assured I will be the first one in line to rat a bitch out. Fuck that shit. I'm not carrying your bullshit on my goddamn conscience.
Don't like what I have to say? I respect that. Now go fuck yourself.
This is probably the first missing person case I actively followed; how gratifying to see some measure of justice after it seemed destined to remain unsolved.
Rest well, Tara.
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/doze...tead/498308864
searching a pecan farm for remains, says they have found "evidence"
Yup, I'd rat the mother fucker out 5 minutes after he told me this shit.
I listened to the latest podcast about this last night and apparently Ryan Duke told someone TEN YEARS AGO that he had killed her and put her body on a pecan farm. And cause they were all drinking at a party, they thought he was joking.
I am fairly certain he didn't do this alone. The podcast blanked out the names of someone else they suspect to be involved and insinuated that he is currently nowhere to be found.
2nd person charged in her disappearance/murder
http://www.ajc.com/news/breaking-new...9arwjNCGRzngP/
Seriously....a dude named Bo Dukes???
Meet Bo Dukes
Those crazy Duke boys, at it again.
Dukes and Duke - who would have known?
That is pretty creepy, but I don't think people realize how often that happens.
I don't know if I'm buying the robbery motive. Most people rob people when they aren't home. I think she could have been targeted because she lived alone.
"The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man" -Charles Darwin
The gag order is being challenged by the media in the general area.
http://www.valdostadailytimes.com/ne...ea3b2ac12.html
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/ryan...case/511844341
Duke (singular) has been indicted on murder and concealing murder charges.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/tara-gri...olice-suspect/But a shocking twist came in February, when a woman, Brooke Sheridan, came forward to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation with information from the man she loves ? her boyfriend, Bo Dukes.
"I felt like I was gonna be sick. I didn't know who I was staring at. I didn't know who he was," Sheridan told "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant in her only interview.
Dukes confided to Sheridan that his friend, Ryan Duke, had told him that he had killed Grinstead back in 2005. Duke convinced Dukes to help him dispose of her body. Both men were former students in Grinstead's history class.
"Why would Ryan Duke have murdered Tara Grinstead?" Van Sant asked.
"He said, 'That's something that only God and Ryan know,'" Sheridan said.
Sheridan faced a moral dilemma: turning in the man she loved, or keeping his confession to herself.
"And I knew that he would probably serve the rest of his life in jail," Sheridan said. "That family's peace to me was more important than his freedom."
That's when Sheridan went to authorities telling them she knew what happened to Grinstead and where her remains could be found. Then she confronted Dukes.
"I said, 'You need to confess. You need to own to what you've done and confess.' I said, 'Because that family deserves to know,'" Sheridan said.
"And what does Bo say?" Van Sant asked.
"He says, 'I just want her family to know,'" Sheridan said.
Duke was arrested and charged with murder. Dukes, who is not related, was charged with concealing her death and is expected to be the star witness against Duke.
http://www.13wmaz.com/news/local/tar...tory/441194647A close friend and the sister of Tara Grinstead are anything but impressed after learning about a south Georgia woman who claims she's the one who led investigators to Grinstead's alleged killer.
A story aired on CBS This Morning Thursday about Brooke Sheridan who told CBS' 48 Hours that she's the tipster who cracked the 11-year-old murder mystery.
Grinstead, an Ocilla school teacher, went missing in October 2005, and her case became the biggest missing-person case in the GBI's history.
In February, the GBI charged Ryan Duke with killing her.
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Ryan Duke
"She's just seeking attention," said Wendy McFarland about Sheridan. McFarland was a close friend of Grinstead's. They both taught at Irwin County High School.
Anita Gattis, Grinstead's sister, had even less to say about Sheridan.
"She's not worth it," Gattis said when asked for a response to Sheridan's story on CBS This Morning.
The GBI could not confirm that Sheridan's tip lead them to Duke or if Sheridan is eligible for the reward money associated with the case.
Sheridan told 48 Hours that her boyfriend, Bo Dukes, confessed to her that he was involved in the case.
So he allegedly killed Tara, then held two women at gunpoint and raped one of them? The human race is better off without this piece of shit. Off this motherfucker already.
Kind of creepy knowing I probably shopped at some of the same places he frequented. Warner Robins is getting bigger, but at the same time, it's a small town where everyone knows everyone. I've since moved out of the area, but I always run into people that I know everywhere I go (when I'm back in town).
It says her body was never found, but then they say they found bone fragments. Were they not able to test them?
Happy Birthday! I hid a dead body in your backyard to celebrate. Good luck finding it under the cement. You can only use a stick to look for it.
I had the same thought. Maybe because they were so burned they couldn't recover DNA?
The past couple of days of the Depp vs. Heard trial were boring. I could see a juror nodding off after having to sit and listen to hours and hours of testimony. However, this juror worked nights; he should have never been on the jury.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...death-84860999
Jury finds man not guilty of murder in teacher's death
Last edited by raisedbywolves; 11-17-2022 at 09:36 AM.
WTF
You can take those Fleets and shove them up your ass
How does the guy who disposed of the body get 25 years and the killer gets 10? How did that jury not convict him? He confessed!
"The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man" -Charles Darwin
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